Ringo Starr and his All-Starr Band have announced a series of fall tour dates. The iconic ensemble, fronted by The Beatles’ longtime backbeat with support from Steve Lukather, Colin Hay, Warren Ham, Hamish Stuart, Gregg Bissonette, and Buck Johnson, forecasts a schedule dominated by live appearances at Las Vegas’ Venetian, in addition to a handful of Midwest outliers and a Golden State standalone. 

Ahead, Starr and his band will participate in a newly announced appearance at The Chicago Theatre on September 10, before taking his vivacious live show to the Miller High Life Theater in Milwaukee on September 12. From there, the musician will flex his admiration for the country music genre, as elicited on his latest LP, the 2025-released Look Up, during a Bourbon & Beyond festival appearance in Louisville, Ky., on September 13.  

Next, the band kicks off their Sin City run at The Venetian from September 17, 19 and 20. While the ensemble’s residency totals six nights, upon completing the third, they will break away from the desert for an evening on the Ironstone stage in Murphys, Calif., on September 21. Before returning to Las Vegas, Starr has carved out a single TBA gig slated for Tuesday, September 23. The tail end of the tour takes them back to the Venetian from September 24, 26 and 27. 

Starr’s newly announced appearances will arrive after a series of already announced early summer tour dates, which extend from June 12 through 27, when the musical prodigy travels from Bridgeport, Conn., to Omaha, Neb. The artist’s forthcoming touring schedule supports his latest studio entry,  the T Bone Burnett-produced and co-written Look Up. 

Notably, Starr’s country roots extend back to his Beatles contributions; “Act Naturally,” “What Goes On,” “Don’t Pass Me By,” and solo LP, his sophomore set, Beaucoups of Blues, which permeated influences of country and western, a far cry from his 1970 debut, the pop-informed Sentimental Journey. 

To purchase tickets and learn more about the forthcoming tour, visit www.ringostarr.com. 

Starr appeared on Relix’s latest cover, discussing his transition back to country and more. Learn more.

Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band Fall Tour:

September 10 – The Chicago Theatre – Chicago 

September 12 –  Miller High Life Theater –  Milwaukee 

September 13 –  Bourbon & Beyond –  Louisville, Ky. 

September 17  – The Venetian –  Las Vegas, Nev.

September 19  – The Venetian  – Las Vegas, Nev.

September 20 –  The Venetian  – Las Vegas, Nev.

September 21 –  Ironstone – Murphys, Calif. 

September 23  –  TBA

September 24  – The Venetia –  Las Vegas

September 26 –  The Venetian – Las Vegas

September 27 –  The Venetian –  Las Vegas